Sentence examples for unsure mood from inspiring English sources
International aid agencies working in Bangui described an unsure mood.
In the Varieties, the "French correspondent", describes being in a generally pessimistic mood, unsure what to do with himself.
Christine Short, a senior manager at S.& P. Capital IQ, said that investors were relieved that Washington had extended its borrowing authority until Feb. 7, but she added that she was unsure how long the celebratory mood might last.
Investors trying to read the mood of the consumer are unsure whether Palm will prevail.
Yet given the sullen, restless mood in Tehran, it is unsure whether such tactics will prevent an embarrassing public-relations flop.
He was unsure whether a GP should be consulted for mood problems and quickly changed the subject to a leg injury he suffered.
In summary, our review, which included 7 qualitative and 10 quantitative studies, indicated that PNs and GPs are unsure of the nature of the relationship between low mood and social problems and of their role in managing it.
He said he was unsure whether a new show would feature similar characters, or whether the national mood would be better suited to new creations.
Reading the public mood has been difficult, and most of EE's competitors seem unsure whether Britons, already coping with a government austerity plan, are ready to embrace new limits on mobile surfing as well.
The uncertainty of the recent months, with people still unsure whether there could be capital controls, have left businesses in limbo, worried about payments to suppliers, and a general mood of exhaustion.
